Linga.railsrumble.com - Getting Hypertextual

Linga is a hypertext tool which combines comment threads, wikis, and bookmarking. Basically, in using linga members are able to create wikis for whatever webpage they're interested in and add comments, links to other pages, and information from different sources. The browser plug-in allows you to automatically bookmark pages as you surf the web. The wiki options include headers, bulleted links, fonts, and there's a syntax ledger as well. Each wiki entry is logged, so changes can be tracked. You don't need an account to view Linga wikis, however editing and commenting in the wikis do require registration.

"Linga allows you to create a wiki and comment on any page on the web. You make the rules. Create and relate relevant information from different places on the web in a natural and loosely structured manner. It's your chance to step through the looking glass and leave an impression that lingas"

Linga is interesting. It may not be something that mainstream users will take to, however, some may find it useful for promoting and discussing websites. Also could work for fueling discussions, forming connections, and learning more.

Will this site catch on? Is there a way to track wikis and comments?